Sentence examples for inaugurated a plan from inspiring English sources

In the early 21st century the state government inaugurated a plan to promote the information technology and biotechnology industries.

He led the trend toward centralization of political and military administration in a federal executive, pressed for revision of the constitution, inaugurated a plan of military reorganization (1874 75), and supported demands for railway nationalization.

At the turn of the 21st century, the government inaugurated a plan to improve the seaport system by upgrading the shipping fleet, improving existing ports and constructing new ones (especially deep-sea facilities), and further developing the shipbuilding industry.

Brzezinski was about to turn back the clock for the Afghan people by inaugurating a plan to lure the Soviet Union into an invasion of Afghanistan that was fulfilled on December 27th 1979.

Since Reilly arrived in Denver, he has inaugurated a $2-billion 2-billiondeveloplan business properties on 1,200 acres oforighlandevelopingver the next 30 years.

In selecting Dudamel, the L.A. Philharmonic is also allying itself with a uniquely successful education initiative, of which its new music director is the most illustrious product; this week the philharmonic will announce plans to inaugurate a program, "Youth Orchestra L.A.," that is directly modeled on a Venezuelan prototype.

On Thursday evening, the Ford Motor Company elaborated on its plans for its luxury division as it inaugurated a stand-alone design center.

Whereas Clinton had instituted a progressive tax which raised the top marginal rate and lowered taxes on the middle class, Bush's tax plan inaugurated an era of more regressive tax policies.

They decided to name the circulation desk for her — a magnificent thirty-four-foot-long dark cherrywood installation that would not be out of place in a cathedral — and to inaugurate a literary program, which they planned to kick off in May, with a New Yorker Fiction Night.

"Just to spend money frivolously is not our idea". They decided to name the circulation desk for her a magnificent thirty-four-foot-long dark cherrywood installation that would not be out of place in a cathedral and to inaugurate a literary program, which they planned to kick off in May, with a New Yorker Fiction Night.

But Houston inaugurated a change.